



This year, I think it's pretty flowers and herbs - I have rosemary, mint and chives from years past and maybe I'll plant bay, lavender, marjoram, thyme and what else? A little salad bed with some parlseys and of course a some peppers for salsa and grilling and tomatoes. Always tomatoes.
Psyched that the mint I lifted from a wild patch in Pennsylvania last Spring, below, is bursting up, full and heady already.

2 comments:
my italian basil just sprouted today...get those seeds in the ground, lady.
pretty! when we moved into our new place, our basil plant died from lack of sun. i refuse to get an aerogarden, which my bf has been encouraging me to do. yuck!
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